5 Vr & Ar Experience Kiosk Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: July 24th, 2023

Start A Vr & Ar Experience Kiosk

VR and AR kiosks are evolving quickly as customers embrace the technology to change how they shop. The AR and VR devices have not yet reached critical mass in the marketplace.

While many AR and VR experiences still revolve around using smartphones, there are plenty of opportunities for kiosks in the space. Therefore, starting a VR/AR experience kiosk can be a profitable venture.

Here are some real life success stories of starting a vr & ar experience kiosk:

Learn more about starting a vr & ar experience kiosk:

Where to start?

-> How much does it cost to start a vr & ar experience kiosk?
-> Pros and cons of a vr & ar experience kiosk

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-> Examples of established vr & ar experience kiosk

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3. Hypergrid Business

Website traffic: 50K/month

4. Vertebrae

3D & augmented reality are transformative. Bring your products to life with web-based 3D & AR commerce, increasing consumer confidence & conversion.

Where they're located: Los Angeles, California, USA

5. Dan Ferguson

Dan is the EVP of Digital Interactive at Groove Jones, a studio that specializes in creating digital experiential content and interactive campaigns. The Groove Jones team is recognized as industry leaders in the development and deployment of VR (Virtual Reality) experiences, 360º video capture and post production, and the implementation of VR strategies for going to market. A creative technologist at heart, he has inspired some of the biggest brands in the world to innovate and engage with their audiences - American Airlines, AT&T, Kraft, LEGO, Microsoft, and Universal Studios. Brandweek Magazine named Dan “Marketer of the Next Generation" for his work with brand engagement. He has a long history of working with kids and technology, Time Magazine recognized the mobile App Chicktionary as a Top 10 Educational App, which he co-created.

Where they're located: Saint Louis, Missouri, USA